I own a Chevy suburban 2011 When engine is off or idle tps show 34.1% of position Does "throttle cleaned" help me to fix that issue? I think it would be lower, maybe 10% at idle I am getting dtc p0171 and p0174 for too much air
I have a 2013 GMC Sierra 4x4 1500 , I put a cold air intake on it and cleaned air flow sensor also throttle body and now it dont go back to idle like it should . I opened the flap manually and I think I did it wrong . How can I reset the throttle body motor ?
There is a throttle body relearn procedure that you can do but it will likely take some driving time to get it back to normal for it to relearn manually. Just google the procedure on that particular model truck for relearning it. It’s just a click of a button though if you have hp tuners or a tech scanner.
Yes it will work with windows 10. Thanks for watching!! Go to the hptuners.com website and you can download the software then it will ask for an application key. You will need to purchase the hp tuners mvpi or mvpi2 to use and then they will send you the application key to be able to use the hp tuners software.
You should’ve disconnected the batttery and did it by hand and put it back to normal how it was before u took of the battery and nothing would’ve happened
Great video had all day trying to figure how to do throttle clean on hp tuner best video 😊
Would it be easier to just remove the throttle body unplug it and clean it without opening and closing the throttle..
I own a Chevy suburban 2011
When engine is off or idle tps show 34.1% of position
Does "throttle cleaned" help me to fix that issue?
I think it would be lower, maybe 10% at idle
I am getting dtc p0171 and p0174 for too much air
Great video Timmy!
Thanks again man!! I appreciate it!
I have a 2015 silverado and I put the key in on position and press the gas pedal and the plate wont open?
Great video
Thanks Tommy!!
is hp tuners app a monthly subscription?
I have a 2013 GMC Sierra 4x4 1500 , I put a cold air intake on it and cleaned air flow sensor also throttle body and now it dont go back to idle like it should . I opened the flap manually and I think I did it wrong . How can I reset the throttle body motor ?
There is a throttle body relearn procedure that you can do but it will likely take some driving time to get it back to normal for it to relearn manually. Just google the procedure on that particular model truck for relearning it. It’s just a click of a button though if you have hp tuners or a tech scanner.
if you gave someone press the throttle does it still need re learning?
Anytime you clean a throttle body on these newer vehicles it will need to be relearned.
No ..long as u put weight gas pedal in accesory mode ...it will open enough to clean ...i did it no problems on 2017 silverado
using hp tuners do you have to purchase credits to do the throttle body relearn i know you dont when clearing dtcs plz
No you shouldn’t have to. It’s under The controls and special functions on the VCM scanner.
Will this work on windows 10 or does it have to use windows 7 ?
Yes it will work with windows 10. Thanks for watching!! Go to the hptuners.com website and you can download the software then it will ask for an application key. You will need to purchase the hp tuners mvpi or mvpi2 to use and then they will send you the application key to be able to use the hp tuners software.
What color is the WOT wire ?
It’s clear
Just look at the position of the butterfly, when you put it back put the butterfly in the same position as when you took it off.
I just something to hold the pedal down lol
Would be so much better if there wasn't a constant ticking!
Ticking? Lol are you talking about me commanding the throttle body or the ol dreaded ls lifter tick?
I believe he's talking about the opened door chime sound.
Yeah I fucked I opened by hand and now it's make a noise when idling and when I give it gas it goes away 😆 🤣. What do I do?
You should’ve disconnected the batttery and did it by hand and put it back to normal how it was before u took of the battery and nothing would’ve happened
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